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1.47 Ct. Blue Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Aug 29
Item ID: | K27589 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.07 Width: 7.05 Height: 4.14 |
Weight: | 1.47 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
From the high altitude pegmatites and metamorphic terraces of Burma Myanmar this blue spinel began its long journey beneath the earth. Formed over millions of years under heat and pressure, its molecules arranged themselves into a structure that captures and returns light with a steady, deep blue intensity. Local miners who have worked these deposits for generations recovered the rough stone with careful hands. At The Natural Gemstone Company we trace this gem back to trusted sources, and we document the path from mine to market so that each customer can feel confident in the story behind their gem. The rich landscape and cultural heritage of the region are part of the gem identity, and that lineage informs the way we handle every stage of selection and preparation. This narrative is not only about where the stone comes from, it is about how the land, the people, and the craftsmanship converge to reveal a single remarkable crystal ready to become part of a conscious collectors trove.
Once in the cutting studio the rough received attentive shaping and a refined mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation and depth. The finished weight is 1.47 carat, and the proportions measure 7.07 by 7.05 by 4.14 millimeters. Under careful loupe inspection at eye level the stone is rated slightly included, a quality that lends natural character without diminishing transparency. The color reads as intense, a rich blue that shifts subtly as the light moves across its facets. The polish is excellent, creating bright facet windows and reflective angles that enhance the gem vitality. An authorized heat treatment was applied to stabilize and intensify the hue, a common and stable enhancement in spinel that is permanent and widely accepted in fine jewelry. The result is a gem that offers both presence and versatility, a round shape that sits beautifully in a variety of settings and a size that works equally well for a refined solitaire or an accented halo design.
For the conscious buyer ethical sourcing matters as much as beauty, and The Natural Gemstone Company approaches this responsibility with concrete practices. We work only with suppliers who demonstrate legal extraction and who maintain transparent records, and we invest in relationships that support local communities involved in the mining and cutting process. Where possible we support initiatives that improve safety at mine sites, promote fair wages, and encourage environmental best practices. We also provide clear disclosure about treatments and origin information so that collectors can make informed choices. Choosing this Burmese blue spinel means choosing a gem whose journey has been documented and cared for, rather than one that comes from opaque channels. This approach honors the artisans and miners who participate in the gem life cycle, and it allows the owner to wear their gem with integrity and pride.
There is also a cultural resonance to spinel that enriches its appeal. Historically spinel has been admired in royal treasuries and often mistaken for other prized stones, a testament to its enduring allure. This round blue spinel combines that storied past with contemporary ethical standards, making it a meaningful addition to a thoughtful collection. In practical terms the gem responds beautifully to prong and bezel settings, and its durable crystal structure makes it suitable for daily wear with appropriate care. Gentle cleaning with warm water and mild soap will maintain its sparkle, and routine checks of the mounting will keep it secure. If you would like further images, custom setting ideas, or documentation about origin and treatment, our team at The Natural Gemstone Company will be pleased to assist. This blue spinel is more than an object of beauty, it is a link between ancient earth processes, human skill, and modern values, ready to begin the next chapter in its story with you.




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